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I finally got back to this quilt I've been making for Clark, buckled down and did the main piecing of it. This has been a total bear of a no pattern quilt in that there are variable lengths and widths--all to incorporate the different sized fussy cut robots. I can't believe it actually looks pretty much like I wanted it to.
A page made out of hand made paper, and hand dyed fabric.
These have been part bleached and have overpainted details.
I hope to illustrate the creative and life cycle with these drawings.
Mixed media
An exciting time if it wasn't for the fact that I'm right up against a deadline.
The provisional title is "Rights granted to women by men"
okay, i know it's not that impressive right now,
but i paint in layers. this is just the first part. really. i promise it will be better.
I say mostly because I'm going to add a border to it, but the blocks have been all sewn together. I'm delighted with the layout and the overall look and blending of all the pastels and jewel like colors and the beautiful pictures in the centers of the blocks.
Here is my next project - a boston terrier named Lily that from her pictures, seems to be a teensy, tiny Boston who likes to smile. Seems to be a precious little baby.
All the Tyrell Corporation has brought so far is a head. That won't do! They say the rest of the body is still in the inceptor tank. I wish they'd hurry up...Pris is pouting about it.
I made my gift for the previous Steam hunt the night before it started, I'm doing much better this time around :)
Start your General Election embroidery.
I have drawn the cartoons on to treated linen, and have progressed to painting these with Kohinoor paints.
A sneaky view of an advanced medical lab.
This is intended to be separated in 16x16 base plates.
In the left, there's a room to control the TAC-Reso-module chamber (upper left in this pic)
I grabbed stashed and recycled papers, envelopes and other ephemera to fill up the book. Since the binding clips open and close, I can always move things around, flip pages or add new materials.
Close up of the front of the bag. The blue/green section is to represent the sea, the white on the right is the wedding gown, and the beige on the left represents the Baileys.
Blue green fabrics dyed by me in Dylon, and the beiges in tea. Blue green fibres from Stef Francis, sparkly bits Madeira Glistengloss. All worked on the embellisher.
Inaugurazione Museo Vicino Oriente, giovedì 19 marzo 2015 - shar.es/1fwXLI - foto Stefania Sepulcri (settore Ufficio stampa e comunicazione)